I'm in manufacturing....the plant is shut down from the 25th thru the 4th, but I am in to manage the offices during the holidays...

 

Work for AT&T as a part of our national medical sales team. Working from home means I rarely take my month's worth of vacation, so I cram it all in at the end of the year. Was off the week of Thanksgiving, two weeks ago, and have the last two weeks off this year, took a week in July too. Can't complain.

 

I took today off (did shopping) and I will take Christmas day off, but I have to make a delivery for a client that will keep me going through the first week of January.

 

I wish... 24/7/365 operation, so it's luck of the draw for me. However, I was lucky enough to get Christmas eve and Christmas off this year. Only the 3rd time in 12 years.

 

officially, no, but I have almost 20 years, so I have plenty of vacation, I just take the time off.

 

This is the first Christmass I have had off for the last 10 years. Im off tomorrow through the weekend. Its going to be awsome... My kids are going to go crazy. Can't wait...Now just need to decide what to cook for everybody.

Im the cook for the family.

You guys have a very merry Christmass/ Holidays...

 

Recently "retired" due to ongoing weak demand at my company (major medical imaging equipment supplier). That gives me lots of holiday time off - if I'm not searching for my next role. Although 24/25 and 31/1 are officially days off at my former company, it is also the end of the company's first quarter. Lots of sales activity gets bunched into the last 10 days of every quarter so working Christmas eve and late on New Year's Eve to handle customer finance needs was the normal.

 

I work for a large software company and we are closed January 4-8... forced vacation. It sucks because I would rather save my vacation until summer, but the company wants to reduce their vacation liability and pay out for all of the non-performing sales people who are going to get dumped in Q1... Happy to be a technical guy and not live quarter to quarter! (although in today's economy, everyone is fair game)